I'm doing a deep dive on PA property taxes and how they work in different areas and came across Dauphin County's millage rates one-sheet for 2020. There is a number in the end column labeled "TOTAL" and an example at ...

I'm looking to purchase a 1,000sf single family home in a C neighborhood for about $22,000. It would rent from $650-$700 which sounds like a good deal, but the floor in the living room is extremely uneven. I walked ar...

Hi - I'm a relatively new investor and am looking to get my accounting in order. Does anyone have a spreadsheet or other tool the could share that you use for tracking income, expenses, P&L, etc for your properti...

I am working on an old house. Siding seems like an obvious makeover to do. But it’ll cost like 30-40k in my area. Anyone regularly replace siding in their flips?

I am a buy and hold investor. Over the past 2 years I have acquired 9 units/4 properties. My primary residence is a single family with 2 rental cottages on the property. I added a lot of value to it and would like to ...

I have an investment property worth about 230k that I owe about 95k on. My question is what is the most cost efficient way to use the equity to put a down payment on a second investment property?

You may be thinking that “Happy New Year” is a strange title for this column since we’re in the middle of April. Well it’s not. That’s because I’m talking about the Hebrew New Year. It just started, and we’re currentl...

hi , I am a newbie trying to find ARV and amount that I should offer on a property in NJ. Here is some data that I have collected . I am trying to estimate the ARV for 5th property . What other factors should i consid...

When I look at 2 main strategies: investing in a syndication deal, that has 16-20% IRR, I get to normalize that into meaning ~16% yearly growth of my money, meaning doubling the money in around 5 years. 20K in -> 4...

Hey folks,

Under contract on what will be our 4th property since 12/11--can't believe how busy we have been. We are 'buy and hold' investors, and our general rule of thumb has been to purchase properties (and choose...